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A round-up of ongoing and upcoming roadworks
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A round-up of the most significant roadworks that could cause delays in Camden, Haringey, Barnet and Westminster next week, beginning July 19.
Here’s a list of works by borough, according to one.network.
Camden
Willow Road and Pilgrim’s Lane may experience delays until July 26 due to broadband works by G. Networks Communications Ltd.
There could be delays until July 22 at the junction of Rosslyn Hill, Downshire Hill and Thurlow Road due to broadband works by G. Networks Communications Ltd.
Delays are likely until July 22 on Rosslyn Hill due to broadband works by G. Networks Communications Ltd, with nearby Hampstead Hill Gardens similarly affected.
Susan West, who runs the Hampstead Town community safer neighbourhood panel, told this newspaper: It was absolutely a very dangerous and worrying period of time when these robberies were going on. It was a really horrible spate, with one incident following quickly after another. They clearly were a very dangerous gang who visited much distress on our community. I think everyone is very relieved that justice has been served and this gang sentenced.
She added: I wouldn t be surprised if this story might well be adapted on TV.
The Met Police s Flying Squad was able to shut the gang down on July 2019, after interrupting some of its members during a robbery at a house in Barnet. With the help of the police helicopter, officers followed them to another attempted offence in Thurlow Road, Hampstead.
Article
This has to stop â call for action on West End danger junction between Seafield Street and Thurlow Road in Nairn which has seen a number of car crashes over the years including last month when a 91-year-old pensioner died after he was struck in a two-car smash at the intersection By Donald Wilson Published: 18:00, 03 February 2021
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A Nairn grandmother and a retired senior police officer are calling on Highland Council to carry out safety improvements to a junction where a pedestrian was knocked down and later died.
Pensioner, 91, killed in devastating Highland crash named by police
James Alexander lost his life after being involved in the smash between two cars in Nairn on Thursday January 21.
The incident took place at the junction of Thurlow Road and Seafield in Nairn (Image: Google Maps)
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